Rev. Danny Fisher

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Our friend in the Buddhoblogosphere Tom Armstrong points out that New York Times columnist Stanley Fish has named Harold Ramis’ 1993 comedy Groundhog Day, “a favorite of a great many Buddhists,” as one the “10 Best American Movies”. Tom promises more reflections about the movie in the future, but has some great things to say about it now. In the comments, he writes:

You might be agog at how simple and silly it seems, but hang in there: On its rickity foundation is built a temple of fine marble.

Amen to that, Tom!

I’ve previously blogged about the film and its Buddhist connections here.

Over at The Worst Horse, the awesome Rod Meade Sperry and I ask: “Is it or ain’t it?”